JOIN US THIS SUNDAY MAY 20TH

SUPPORT MT SI FOOD BANK AND PARTICIPATE IN
THE SNOQUALMIE VALLEY CROP WALK

SUNDAY  MAY 20,  2012

12:30 P.M.

BEGIN AT OUR LADY OF SORROWS
 39025 SE ALPHA STREET, SNOQUALMIE

JOIN THE MT SI FOOD BANK TEAM,
START YOUR OWN OR JUST COME WALK WITH US

1 mile or 3 mile flat walk through downtown Snoqualmie

25% OF THE PROCEEDS GO TO MT SI FOOD BANK

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STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE A BIG SUCCESS

3,700 POUNDS OF FOOD DONATED

THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING THE USPS STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE.  A BIG THANK YOU TO THE POSTAL CARRIERS WHO TOOK THE EXTRA TIME AND EFFORT TO COLLECT ALL THE DONATIONS FROM OUR MAILBOXES, SNOQUALMIE VALLEY KIWANA’S FOR COLLECTING AND TRANSPORTING ALL THE FOOD FROM THE POST OFFICE AND TO EASTSIDE SELF STORAGE FOR LOANING US A STORAGE UNIT TO HOLD ALL THE FOOD.

THANK YOU SNOQUALMIE VALLEY FOR YOUR
CONTINUED SUPPORT OF MT SI FOOD BANK!

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GET INVOLVED THIS SPRING

MAY 12TH STAMP OUT HUNGER-

 The USPS carriers will be providing food collection bags in your mail box the week of May 7th.  This is an easy way to donate food to our food bank.  Simply place your food donations into your mailbox on May 12th and your postal carrier will collect the donations and bring them back to the post office.  Food Bank volunteers are scheduled to pick up all the generous donations Monday May 15th.  Last year we had a record-breaking year and collected 3,200 pounds of food.  We would like to break that record this year.  On average, we serve 380-390 families every week of the year and distribute around 17,000 pounds of food each week.    Help us Stamp out Hunger in the Snoqualmie Valley and consider supporting this food drive.

MAY 20TH CROP WALK -

CROP Hunger Walks are community-wide events sponsored
by Church World Service and organized by religious groups,
businesses, schools and others to raise funds to end hunger
at home and around the world.

The Snoqualmie Valley Crop Walk is a flat 1 mile or 3 mile
walk through historic Snoqualmie.  Mt Si Food Bank will
receive 25% of all proceeds.  Sign up here  today!

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EMPTY BOWLS EVENT A BIG SUCCESS

THANK YOU TO OUR AMAZING COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING THE SERVICE THAT WE PROVIDE TO OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED  AT MT SI FOOD BANK.  WE SOLD OUT OF TICKETS FOR OUR 1ST ANNUAL EMPTY BOWLS EVENT.  OVER 200 GUESTS  ENJOYED DELICIOUS SOUP FROM HANDCRAFTED BOWLS MADE BY OUR HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL ART STUDENTS.  THE BOWLS WERE SPECIAL, THE SOUP WAS DIVINE, THE MUSIC WAS ENTERTAINING AND THE COMPANY WAS PRICELESS.

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR WARM AND GENEROUS HEARTS.

Over 40 local organizations, businesses and individuals participated by sponsoring or donating to the 2012 Empty Bowls fundraiser.  A special thank you to all the wonderful volunteers that help us be the best we can be

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SUPPORT MT SI FOOD BANK

1ST ANNUAL EMPTY BOWLS

FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT MT SI FOOD BANK 

MARCH 25TH4:00 – 6:30 p.m.

SI VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER

400 SE Orchard Drive North Bend, WA

TICKETS - SOLD OUT

PREVIEW SILENT AUCTION CATALOG

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2011 Year-End Letter

Dear Friends of the Food Bank,

Here at Mt. Si Food Bank we have worked hard to address the hunger needs of residents in our Snoqualmie Valley.  For most businesses a year of growth would bring good news, however, for the food bank that means more of our neighbors are facing food insecurity. 

In 2011 we experienced a 7% increase over 2010 for households needing our service.  Our senior population grew by 14% and we served approximately 300 children each week.   Overall, we provided food to 46,519 individuals.   We continue to focus on providing the most healthy and nutritious food options.  We’re proud to have distributed approximately 780,000 pounds of food that included fresh dairy and produce. 

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SUPPORT MT. SI FOOD BANK BY PARTICIPATING IN THE FOLLOWING FOOD DRIVES:

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